With much zeal, the new leader of the Nationalist Party Dr Adrian Delia had taken it upon himself to not ever be labeled as negative. He dodged any mention of every corruption scandal, every lie and...

Malta established a framework for the preparation of the eventual re-opening of educational and training institutions. This framework, which follows the model proposed by the United Nations, is being...

Ex-US President Barack Obama still possesses this huge skill by which in a few minutes, he can present the panorama for a political strategy that carries the thrust of a an adventurous, vibrant and...

The headlines these last years have been topped by stories about young men (mostly) and women apprehended by the police with a list of crimes fit for mafia crime lords; whether they are accused of...

As health care systems across the globe struggle to cope and recover from the first wave of COVID-19, governments are looking for a breather. Measures that are no longer justified and proportional to...

In the detailed and useful discussions  being carried out about the problems that will be arising for the Maltese economy, not enough analysis is being done in my view, concerning how the Gozitan...

Tiny Malta, its migrant centres filled to the brim with rescued migrants, Coronavirus-infected migrants and recovering migrants, makes a much-needed, inevitable move to contain the drama – upon...

Human beings are part of the eco-system. Being in direct contact with the natural world is an integral part of our normal basic behaviour. We need to pay more attention to our natural ties in order to...

Imagine a few men and women decide to tell everyone about their good, or seemingly good, actions. They advertise on social media to make sure all Malta and beyond knows about them. Then these good men...

For two consecutive days (I am writing this on Friday afternoon and the situation may have changed by the time you get to read this article) the number of confirmed virus cases has shot up. The...